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DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF BILATERAL CALORIC ABNORMALITIES IN RETROCOCHLEAR LESIONS Jin Kanzaki 1 pp.513-521
Published Date 1973/7/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492207941
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 The findings of caloric test in 17 cases in which either reduced or no response were found bilaterally were analysed. These cases presented no previous history of labyrinthine or vestibular nerve lesions such as Ménière's disease, strepto mycin or kanamycin intoxication, head and neck trauma, whiplash or common cold.

 Ten cases out of 17 were accompanied with neurological signs and symptoms and 7 cases were not.

 In 8 cases with neurological disorders it was foud that they were frequently accompanied by gait disturbances, abnormalities in body righting reflex, oculomotor disturbances, direction-changing nystagmus and retrocochlear deafness, the aggregate of which suggested lesions in the lower part of pons in the brain stem. In 2 other cases the lesion was thought to be localized in the vestibular nerve probably due to viral infection or tumor invasion without involveing the brain stem.

 Various other factors effecting caloric response such as alertness, optic fixation, psychic disorders and drug influence should be ruled out before some lesions in bilateral peripheral or central vestibular system could be considered.

 Three cases out of the 7 that showed no neurological signs and symptoms were thought to be vascular disturbances in the brain.

 In 225 cases with vertigo in another series of patients in which neither hearing impairement nor neurological signs including nystagmus were found, 14 cases showed caloric abnormalities; 2 of these cases were effected with bilateral abnormality with unknown etiology.


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